The Englishman's Greek New Testament; giving the Greek text of Stephens 1550, with the various readings of the editions of Elzevir 1624, Griesbach, Lachmann, Tischendorf, Tregelles, Alford, and Wordsworth: together with an interlinear literal translation, and the Authorized Version of 1611
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Publication date
1896
Topics
Bible
Publisher
London, S. Bagster
Digitizing sponsor
Internet Archive
Contributor
Princeton Theological Seminary Library
Language
English; Ancient Greek
Notes
tight margins
Full catalog record
MARCXML
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I have had this book for the last 36 years of my life....and found it in your library and am astonished there is no review about it......
This is the true labor of love, of countless hours, in an attempt to bring the undiluted word of God to the average English speaking bible reader, the one looking for a truthful and honest translation , word for word and NOT A PARAPHRASED version of what people are comfortable with.......
A TRUE GEM !!!!!!!!
As a native Greek, who reads and understands Ancient Greek, living among Americans, I have NEVER looked elsewhere for a better way to explain to non Greek speakers what THE WORD says.........
This is the true labor of love, of countless hours, in an attempt to bring the undiluted word of God to the average English speaking bible reader, the one looking for a truthful and honest translation , word for word and NOT A PARAPHRASED version of what people are comfortable with.......
A TRUE GEM !!!!!!!!
As a native Greek, who reads and understands Ancient Greek, living among Americans, I have NEVER looked elsewhere for a better way to explain to non Greek speakers what THE WORD says.........
